Is this my imagination?

Whenever I get near a microwave oven my heart seems to beat irregularly. It feels like one portion of the heart, about every 4 or 5 seconds, beats out of sycnc or something. It's hard to describe. It's like a PVC (premature ventricular contraction). I know that microwave ovens are shielded pretty well but I don't think it's my imagination. I have to be real close (maybe within 3 feet) and it seems to do it with just about every one I've ever been around. I used to repair high powered radar equipment in the military and I never had it happen then.

BTW - I don't have a pacemaker or any embedded devices in my body.

Just wondering if anyone else ever experienced the same -

Perion

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Perion
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Can't say that I have. Don't mean to be dismissive, but given the shielding on microwaves, and the nature of microwave radiation (you worked on radar, so you know about this), I'd say it's extremely unlikely. More likely you're suffering from some sort of anxiety attack or something. But see your doctor and discuss it with him.

daestrom

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daestrom

Has to be psychosomatic. You're expecting it to happen now, so it does.

Sylvia.

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Sylvia Else

I always have my nose on the door wathching my food cook and I never felt anything.

K

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Ken

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